What each wedding package covers

They spend the day with you filming on a phone, the way a friend would, and turn it into the vertical clips you will actually post. It is not a replacement for a photographer or a videographer. It is the fast, informal record of the day that those two are not shooting, and it arrives while people still want to see it.

Across Sydney, expect somewhere between $500 and $2,000, depending on how many hours are covered and how much editing is included. Ad Personam quotes on the date and the length of the day rather than publishing a rate card, and every package includes all the raw footage with edits back within 48 hours.

A videographer is making a film: cinema cameras, a crew, a considered edit, and usually weeks of post-production. A content creator is making the social version of the day, filmed on a phone, cut short and vertical, and delivered in days rather than months. Plenty of couples book both, because they do different jobs.

Within 48 hours, and there is a same-night teaser on the Storyline and Eternal packages so you have something to post before you have even left. The raw footage comes to you as well, so nothing is held back.

Yes. Sydney and the surrounding regions are straightforward, and anywhere in Australia is possible with travel costs agreed up front.

A phone, deliberately. Social platforms compress everything anyway, and phone footage is what reads as genuine in a feed. It is the same reason the clips your guests take often outperform the professional edit.